I have a birthday party question!?

Question

I invited 5 kids to my son's 5th birthday on this Saturday from his new class. I had an RSVP date for yesterday but only 2 RSVPed. Both that got back to me said they can't make it.

Do I just assume the other kids are coming or do I ring his old friends from last year and see if they want to come? I've made plans for only 6 kids all up so what do I do?

Answer 1

I would call a few kids from the old class it would be fun for your son to see them and it will make a good number of kids, they are not going to eat much they just want to play.

Answer 2

We have this happen when ever we have parties. Some people a great about RSVPing and other people just show up at the party. It's very frustrating when you have specific plans.

If you only want 6 kids I would invite 2 kids from his old class. Since you know 2 are not going to come.

If your comfortable with calling the other parents, I would do that.

Good luck

jjs

www.jumpinjacks.com

Answer 3

that is so rude. Ring 3 friends from last year and ask them. That way if a few do turn up that haven't RSVP'd it still won't be too many. Personally I would be tempted to take his party elsewhere so if they do turn up there is no party and just tell them that as they had not rsvp'd you pressumed they were not coming and cancelled the party.

Answer 4

I would definately invite more kids and just get a little extra stuff if you are short. If you don'thave enough to share, really kids just want to be at the party and have fun.

Answer 5

Do I understand that you have no confirmations? In that case I would definitely invite his old friends. How disappointing if no one came...I don't understand. Why did you invite 5 kids? I usually invite 15 and maybe 12 come and its a great party.

Answer 6

i would invite some more kids just in case. and try to get the other kid's numbers.

Answer 7

still have the party, go to school offic and ask for numbers

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